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About the Regional Water Supply
At the Capital Regional District (CRD), we understand how important clean and safe drinking water is for our community. The Regional Water Supply Service proudly provides drinking water to Greater Victoria, serving approximately 387,000 residents across the region through municipal or CRD water distribution systems. By adhering to strict standards and best practices, we ensure that the water supplied from the source to your tap is safe and reliable. We value this important resource and are committed to protecting it for future generations.
About the Strategic Plan
The CRD is updating the Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan. This update will help us reaffirm our commitments to you and outline our priorities and initiatives for the next five to ten years. The strategic plan defines at a high-level how we will allocate our resources to manage, maintain and safeguard the water supply, transmission system and water supply catchment lands and identifies the work we will undertake to meet our commitments.
Our Mission Statement
Together we provide reliable, high-quality drinkable water to help ensure the health and sustainability of the growing communities we serve today and in the future.
Our Commitments
Provide high quality, safe, drinkable water
Provide an adequate, long-term supply of drinkable water
Provide efficient, effective and innovative operations of water system infrastructure
Next Steps
Our survey has now closed. Thank you to all residents who provided feedback and completed the survey. The survey feedback is being compiled into a What We Heard report that will help shape future Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan engagement.
Stay Informed
Stay informed and connected with us as we move forward by following this project to stay up to date on future engagement opportunities related to the refreshed 2025 Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan. Together, we can ensure a sustainable and reliable water supply for our growing communities.
About the Regional Water Supply
At the Capital Regional District (CRD), we understand how important clean and safe drinking water is for our community. The Regional Water Supply Service proudly provides drinking water to Greater Victoria, serving approximately 387,000 residents across the region through municipal or CRD water distribution systems. By adhering to strict standards and best practices, we ensure that the water supplied from the source to your tap is safe and reliable. We value this important resource and are committed to protecting it for future generations.
About the Strategic Plan
The CRD is updating the Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan. This update will help us reaffirm our commitments to you and outline our priorities and initiatives for the next five to ten years. The strategic plan defines at a high-level how we will allocate our resources to manage, maintain and safeguard the water supply, transmission system and water supply catchment lands and identifies the work we will undertake to meet our commitments.
Our Mission Statement
Together we provide reliable, high-quality drinkable water to help ensure the health and sustainability of the growing communities we serve today and in the future.
Our Commitments
Provide high quality, safe, drinkable water
Provide an adequate, long-term supply of drinkable water
Provide efficient, effective and innovative operations of water system infrastructure
Next Steps
Our survey has now closed. Thank you to all residents who provided feedback and completed the survey. The survey feedback is being compiled into a What We Heard report that will help shape future Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan engagement.
Stay Informed
Stay informed and connected with us as we move forward by following this project to stay up to date on future engagement opportunities related to the refreshed 2025 Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan. Together, we can ensure a sustainable and reliable water supply for our growing communities.
We appreciate you taking the time to complete this survey.
Your feedback will help shape the engagement process which will commence this fall.
The survey will close on September 30 at 11:55 pm.
Privacy Information:
We do not require your personal information for the purposes of this survey. Your responses to the survey questions will not be attributed back to you individually; they will only be reported back collectively with the other responses received. When completing the survey questions, please do not provide your name or address, or any other personal information that could identify you or other individuals.
For security purposes any personal information which identifies you or others will immediately be deleted, once your response is received and processed. No personal information will be used to make any administrative decisions that impact any individuals as a result of this survey. Any personal information is collected by the Capital Regional District (CRD) under Section 26 (c) and (e) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used to collect feedback on the proposed RWS strategic plan. Should you have questions about the collection of this information, please contact: waterplanning@crd.bc.ca.
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Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan is currently at this stage
Providing information about the strategic plan framework and seeking feedback on commitments as well as preferred ways to engage as details of this plan move forward.
Community Feedback (Phase 2)
this is an upcoming stage for Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan
Public engagement opportunities seeking insights and feedback about details of the draft strategic plan. Engagement opportunities will be based on input received during phase 1.
Review and Revise
this is an upcoming stage for Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan
Updating the strategic plan to reflect feedback received from the public and interested parties.
Final Approval
this is an upcoming stage for Regional Water Supply Strategic Plan
The strategic plan and summary of what we heard will be presented to the Regional Water Supply Commission for final review and approval.